Md. Authorities Look For Witnesses Of Shooting
Prince George's County detectives would like to talk to two people who stopped after a crash over the weekend that led to the police-involved shooting death of an Odenton man.
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Prince George's County detectives would like to talk to two people who stopped after a crash over the weekend that led to the police-involved shooting death of an Odenton man.
Almost everyone has used a cell phone while driving but now a federal agency wants to ban all cell phones, even if you use a hands-free device.
No violence erupted as dozens of officers raided Occupy Baltimore overnight while many protesters slept. The city barricaded the scene and cleared away trash and personal belongings of those who called it home for more than two months.
We now know more about the damage done to a highway overpass after a bizarre accident on the Beltway Monday. Inspectors spent more than seven hours examining the spot where a truck slammed into the I-95 South overpass.
Gigi Barnett spoke with Patrick Preller, Marnell Cooper and Dick Ellwood.
A little Orioles magic was in play for city school children. The team hosted its annual holiday party Tuesday.
There's lots of excitement in the halls of Baltimore City College. Some talented students at the school are getting ready for the trip of a lifetime.
Before polluters can be hauled into court, they have to be caught. That's led the state attorney general to conduct ongoing environmental audits along Maryland's waterways.
Pepper spray released in a Baltimore County high school sent 16 people to local hospitals. Officers tell WJZ a school officer used pepper spray to break up a fight.
State officials say the operator of a Baltimore incinerator has agreed to pay a $77,500 fine to settle alleged air pollution violations.
A Hanover company is recalling Korean Cake, or Gyeong Dan, because the product contains undeclared eggs.
The document in which Pfc. Bradley Manning allegedly confessed to giving classified information to WikiLeaks also includes a rationale that has made him a hero among peace and anti-secrecy activists worldwide: "I want people to see the truth."
Crews from Howard County are fighting a barn fire in Lisbon.
Police in the District of Columbia have identified an armed man who was shot by a police officer during a confrontation.
An orange Union Pacific car. A maroon car from the New York Central Lines. A star-spangled Lionel bicentennial train. They once were prized possessions of one of Maryland's most beloved politicians, the late William Donald Schaefer, and now they're on display at the B&O Railroad Museum.
